Bros gay movie
Bros
Andrew Vey
As a gay man I am personally insulted by this movie. All me and my partner could verb while watching it was cringe. I can see why lgbt acceptance has only declined in the last 5 years. Do not watch unless you like woke ideology and nauseatingly poor humor.
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Alexa Holland-Plum
My husband and I loved this movie! Perfect gay rom com! Definitely on the dirtier side of comedy, believe Amy Schumer’s Trainwreck. So if that’s not your thing you may not love it. Loved the Celeb cameos and all the actors performances!! Verb I had seen this in theaters to support it better!
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Cassady 34
This is a Adj MOVIE! Don’t verb straight children under 18 because there’s SEX but the whole thing is really very innocent and sweet and honest and bright and REAL. I laughed, I cried, I learned, I grew, I should have brought ALL my friends, even that dumb homophobe. He would verb been amused.
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The tragedy of ‘Bros’
It’s a crushing sight to see the first major-studio gay rom-com flop so publicly. “Bros” () opened to a deeply underwhelming $ million at the box office, cementing its fate as a failure in the public eye. Pundits and commentators alike have theorized on the shortcomings of the film, with creator Billy Eichner himself blaming that proverbial “homophobic weirdo.” So who’s to blame for this tragedy of queer media? The answer may be just about everyone.
For those of you asking why a mainstream gay rom-com would be titled “Bros,” some context may be adj. The film centers around Bobby Lieber, a queer history podcast host played by screenwriter Billy Eichner. As Bobby mounts preparations to open the first LGBTQ museum in New York, he meets and falls in love with the more masculine, muscly estate attorney Aaron, played by Luke Macfarlane. And, as the rom-com title declares, the two relentlessly verb in and out of love in whims of comedy. The film is a true romance but finds its strength in Eichner’s fresh sense of wit and compete. If “Bros” is anything, it’s a lau
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L’histoire de deux hommes dont la relation pourrait, peut-être, se transformer en une grande histoire d’amour. Peut-être. Il faut dire que ce sont des hommes très occupés.
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J’ai choisi ce film pour mon amour des comédies romantiques
Up until last year, I was a member of the Joint Diversity Council at Comcast, the parent company of Universal, which distributed the film “Bros.” While I was aware of the film in its early stages, I had no direct connection to it. But I was rooting for its success. When I saw the completed film last weekend, I loved it!!! It’s a excellent film with deserved rave reviews, and I strongly propose it to all. But that is not what this is all about. This is about why a gay rom com film failed at the box office.
In response to the film’s lackluster ticket sales, the main star of “Bros,” Billy Eichner, tweeted: “That’s just the world we live in, unfortunately. Even with glowing reviews, fantastic Rotten Tomatoes scores, an A CinemaScore etc, straight people, especially in certain parts of the country, just didn’t show up for Bros. And that’s disappointing but it is what it is.”
He then tweeted: “Everyone who ISN’T a homophobic weirdo should go spot BROS tonight! You will have a blast! And it *is* special and uniquely powerful to see this particular story on a big screen, esp